Doubling up to get better data

Is it better to find the fetal heart rate using two different technologies at the same time rather than just one?
Is it better to find the fetal heart rate using two different technologies at the same time rather than just one?
Measuring outcomes in fetal monitoring research: there’s more to it than at first glance.
What do CTG machines actually do in a clinical setting?@ingrid_jepsen @EllenBlix @HelenCo02211683 @StineAdrian @MidwifeMaude
I’ve written quite a bit about what the research says about CTG use during labour. Here’s a collection of posts for people who want to explore further.
Research findings linking poor outcomes with abnormal CTG patterns reinforce the message that CTG monitoring isn’t effective. Why aren’t we talking about it?
I’ve updated this blog post to include new research findings. (Spoiler: oxygen therapy still doesn’t work)
We don’t actually know which fetal heart rate patterns predict developing brain injury. Why?
Fetal monitoring guidelines should be evidence-based and assessed to ensure they are fit for purpose.
I write about the importance of language from time to time. Here’s a collection of all these thoughts in the one place.
There is much to learn from using the Pinard. @PayAase @MidwifeMaude @EllenBlix